Jacksonville News (Page 259)

Starting Monday at 8 am, A Rookie’s Guide to Laundry. Whether you’re a laundry newbie or a seasoned pro. The Morning Show has hacks that will save your clothes from tough stains and help them last longer.Continue Reading

El Departamento de Justicia llegó a un acuerdo por $9 millones con el banco Ameris Bank tras alegaciones que sugieren que el bancó evitó brindar créditos hipotecarios en comunidades con una población predominantemente Latina y Afroamericana. Por su parte, el banco negó haber violado las leyes de préstamos justos yContinue Reading

Jacksonville’s Celebration of Valor is an annual series of events honoring the service and sacrifice of the city’s proud military community. The annual tradition recognizes those who serve and who have served. The 2023 Celebration of Valor includes a wide variety of educational, patriotic, community and civic activities, all focused onContinue Reading

On this episode of the “Going Ringside” Podcast we welcome the “Million Dollar Man” Ted Dibiase and current star of WWE Raw Bronson Reed. First, let’s talk about Dibiase. He’s arguably one of the greatest wrestling “heels” in history. Dibiase was a second generation wrestler who had been a championContinue Reading

Today will be breezy with near seasonal highs under partly cloudy skies. As you wake up and get going today, temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s for SE GA, and the 60s to low 70s for NE FL. Afternoon highs in the upper 70s to lowContinue Reading

A boy in his late teens was shot and killed early Wednesday morning in a Westside apartment complex once known as Eureka Gardens. According to Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Steve Rudlaff, officers were called to the complex, now called Valencia Way, just before 5:30 a.m. after multiple 911 callers reportedContinue Reading

Crews plan to begin demolition Wednesday on an iconic Jacksonville restaurant. Beach Road Fish House and Chicken Dinners, which had been a fixture on Atlantic Boulevard for more than 80 years, closed in February. An apartment complex is set to take its place. Crews are supposed to start tearing downContinue Reading

Spooky pirates, ghost stories, the nation’s oldest city. Sounds like the perfect recipe for a creepy — but fun — way to celebrate Halloween! This year, Black Raven Adventures in St. Augustine launched its first ghost ship tour, giving guests a chance to hear creepy tales out on the openContinue Reading

A Jacksonville family is speaking out after they say their loved one was aggressively taken to the ground and injured during an arrest. Kim Cobb, 54, was arrested during a traffic stop in August and accused of possession of a controlled substance. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said as they wereContinue Reading